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Articles tagged: solar panel

  • intellectual property, patent of invention, Space patents, space start-ups February 2020 Debunking the myths on space patents

    ...this kind of technology are widely seen in satellite applications, from star-trackers that use pattern recognition, to solar panels with embedded sensors to monitor energy production. As a result, the need to strengthen and better understand software...

    • intellectual property
    • patent of invention
    • Space patents
    • space start-ups
    Authors: Luis Diego Monge    
  • active debris removal, ADR, ClearSpace, space debris January 2023 Clearing space junk from orbit

    ... capture attempts even more challenging. Finally, derelict objects have a wide variety of shapes, with appendages such as solar panels and antennas. To avoid breaking them when the object is rotating, the servicer must match the rotation...

    • active debris removal
    • ADR
    • ClearSpace
    • space debris
    Authors: Romain Buchs    
  • SARA, Skylabs, Slovenia, TRISAT October 2023 Slovenia’s footprint in space

    ... a debris cloud from a decommissioned Russian satellite about six months after its launch, a failure of some of the solar panels and consequent charging of the battery cells, was detected. This prevents TRISAT from working perfectly so, among...

    • SARA
    • Skylabs
    • Slovenia
    • TRISAT
    Authors: Pia Prebevšek    
  • China satellite surveillance, ELINT satellites, Jianbing, Military remote sensing satellites October 2023 Remote sensing by satellite - People’s Republic of China

    ... to the Yaogan reconnaissance satellite fleet. Based on its appearance - a hexagonal satellite body with three radial fixed solar panels - the satellite is likely suitable for hosting a telescope of about 65 cm and thus, in a 500 km orbit, achieving...

    • China satellite surveillance
    • ELINT satellites
    • Jianbing
    • Military remote sensing satellites
    Authors: Henk H F Smid    
  • Space economy, Space Exploration, space technology, STEM October 2024 Space exploration remains a crucial endeavour for humanity

    ... all sectors of society and the global economy. From the development of lightweight materials and high-efficiency solar panels to innovations in medical imaging and water purification, space technologies have enhanced our daily lives. Some...

    • Space economy
    • Space Exploration
    • space technology
    • STEM
    Authors: Shelli Brunswick    
  • 02 December 2014 Rosetta comet success SpaceShipTwo

    ... success. It is hoped that the sleep-mode that Philae is in may change and, once sunlight is received to on-board solar panels, the lander may recharge its batteries, reboot computers and carry on its future work. Organic molecules...

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